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Implications for Florida's NIL Law Extend to Multiple Stakeholders in the Sports World
While the February 2023 law is less restrictive than its predecessor, under the new law, schools have additional duties and obligations. In addition to the requirements mandated in the June 2020 law, schools must provide additional educational programs for their student athletes.
Early Reports: 2023 Am Law 200 Financials
A collection of The American Lawyer's reporting on how law firms fared in 2022.
Benefiting From Gulf South Reach, Phelps Dunbar Posts Double-Digit Increases in Revenue, Profits
The New Orleans-founded firm benefited in 2022 from offices across the Southeast, value pricing, and strong demand in core practices.
Unusual Move: Court Grants Emergency Stop to Insurance Case Hinged on Pre-Suit Issue
"The trial court below upended that settled decisional law by refusing to abate the litigation until (plaintiff) submits to an (examination under oath)," said the insurance carriers as relators.
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Wrongful Use of Civil Proceedings and Related Torts in Pennsylvania, Second Edition
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Lifetime Achievement: Jay Martin
Jay Martin is a retired partner of Willkie Farr & Gallagher, and former associate general counsel and CCO at Baker Hughes. Martin didn't respond…
Office Return Mandates Heighten 'Stand-Off' Between Law Firms, Workers: The Morning Minute
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Who Got the Work: PwC Alleged Fraudulent Transfer Suit, Little Caesar Franchise Suit
Katherine T. Hopkins, a partner at Kelly Hart & Hallman, has entered an appearance for PricewaterhouseCoopers in a pending case alleging fraudulent transfer; Plunkett Cooney partner Scott K. Lites has entered an appearance for Alberta Jones in a pending franchise lawsuit; Michael E. Hill and Frederick J. Burton of Kelley Kronenberg have stepped in to defend Southern Fidelity Insurance Company in a pending insurance coverage lawsuit.
Court: COVID-19 Is Not a Natural Disaster. Abrupt Layoffs Not Covered by Exception
"This is the first federal appellate decision on the issue of whether a pandemic is a natural disaster under the WARN Act," attorney Gabriel Assaad said. "Many district and bankruptcy courts around the country have ruled differently on this issue. Now there is strong and well-reasoned authority that COVID-19 is not."TRENDING STORIES
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